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New fire truck for Rarotonga Airport
Thursday 7 August 2014 | Published in Local
A new rescue firefighting vehicle is being purchased for Rarotonga International Airport in anticipation of future changes to safety requirements.
Ponia slams 'rhetoric' on tuna
Thursday 7 August 2014 | Published in Environment
“Rhetoric” from non-governmental organisations isn’t helping manage the Pacific region’s tuna fishery, says Secretary Ben Ponia from the Ministry of Marine Resources.
Quick reaction catches tainted meat
Thursday 7 August 2014 | Published in Health
Swift action by local retailer Prime Foods prevented a salmonella outbreak in the United States from reaching the Cook Islands.
Vaka voyagers depart Rarotonga
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Culture
After a few days’ rest on Rarotonga, worldwide voyagers on Hawaii vaka Hokulea and Hikianalia will depart the island this morning to continue their mission to protect mother earth.
Police truck hit while attending crash
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Crime
A woman was arrested in the weekend after crashing into a police vehicle which was parked up at the scene of a separate crash.
New software to track Govt assets
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Local
Staff at key agencies are learning to use a new piece of software that allows the Government to better manage assets like buildings, roads and airport facilities.
Investigation time concerns lawyer
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Crime
Now entering its second year, the police investigation of Aitutaki Member of Parliament Teina Bishop is drawing concern from the politician’s lawyer.
Govt contract details released
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Local
A long list of contract awards has been made available to the public, providing information about Government procurement activities.
Australians awarded Raro water leak work
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Local
The project to assess the level of water leakage on private properties on Rarotonga is set to begin with the signing of a contract yesterday.
Bar brawlers not discharged
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Crime
Two Samoan nationals charged along with nine other men involved in a brawl outside a local nightclub have been denied a chance at being discharged without conviction.
Prejudicial reporting alleged
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Crime
The High Court on July 31 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Bernice Manarangi, who made the following judgements:
Mouth care products for Palmerston
Wednesday 6 August 2014 | Published in Outer Islands
Every child on the island of Palmerston will receive brand new toothbrushes and toothpaste when the sailing vessel Eastern Star visits in two days’ time.
Cook Islands flavour at French museum
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Culture
A French museum will soon be showcasing items that have been handcrafted right here in the Cook Islands.
Fisheries treaty to help surveillance
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Local
A treaty which came into force last week will help the Cook Islands monitor and control illegal fishing activities in its vast ocean area, says the Ministry of Marine Resources.
Brown discusses fisheries at forum
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Local
Day two of the Pacific Leaders Forum in Palau began with a healthy early morning walk with the President of Palau and other leaders. Minister Brown stretched his legs to highlight the growing impact of non communicable diseases on health and economic development in the Pacific.
Chance of better weather
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Weather
After a week of wet and cold weather, things look to be on the improve.
Election: Mangaia appeal could change result
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Politics
A court appeal on the eligibility of two electors in Tamarua will be decided by the end of the month, potentially flipping the final result.
Living culture at Te Maeva Nui
Tuesday 5 August 2014 | Published in Culture
Monday marked 49 years since the Cook Islands became self-governing, and 2015 is set to be a year-long celebration of what makes the Cook Islands so special – her people and culture.
Culture shines at Te Maeva Nui
Saturday 2 August 2014 | Published in Culture
While the beautiful cultural costumes show the dedication of teams in celebrating the Cook Islands culture – it’s the smiles and joy on the faces of performers that really show their passion and love for their heritage.
Huge response to music awards
Saturday 2 August 2014 | Published in Local
An awards ceremony being held in New Zealand for Cook Islands musicians has had to be shifted to a bigger venue to cater for the expected audience size.
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